Fisher-Price, Inc.

Douglas A Soller

Michael Thomas Kane

David M Bapst

Kenneth P Morton

Fairing for a stroller

A molded booster seat has an upper back portion and a lower seat portion connected to an integral hinge. The upper and lower portions are pivoted about the integral hinge toward each other to form a rigid body, and cooperate to form a plurality of mortise and tenon joints. The upper and lower portions are locked in the rigid body configuration by a pair of side plates and a pair of locking rods extending through the seat between the side plates. The booster seat also includes an adjustable belt positioner that is configured to move between a plurality of different adjustments. The upper and lower positions are located to accommodate the fall range of sizes of children of a child sitting in the booster seat. The booster seat further includes indicia for indicating height limitations of a child sitting in the seat. The indicia can be labels attached to a seat cover disposed on the seat. Appropriately, the positions of the adjustable belt positioner can be located to accommodate children whose size falls within the indicated size limitations.

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East Aurora, NY, United States of America

Douglas A Soller